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Words and Music by
MARY EARL

ERFAYETTE

(We Hear You Calling)

From his - t’ry’s pa - ges There comes a si - lent plea —

Our skies_you heark - ened Your sword for us was drawn

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Chorus slowly

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CftNGS FOR THE- HOMF-

TRY OVER THESE FOUR. 1 II .
1/ CATCHY SONG HITSJHEN ASRYOUR DEALER^/
TOR THEM FOR YOUR PI ANOYOUR PLAYER PIANO OR VICTROLA

GOOD BYE, MA! GOOD-BYE, PA!' „

GOODBYE,MULE | i | ;,

ftLONG BOY«

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r pHIS song needs
no further intro¬
duction; it is now one
of the biggest Hits on
the market and is also
known to our soldier
boys in camp as
“GOOD-BYE, MA! GOOD¬
BYE, PA' GOOD-BYE,
MULE, WITH YER OLD
HEE-HAW!

npHE Ballad with
^ the new idea by
the writers of “They’re
Wearing ’Em Higher In
Hawaii” and “Indiana.”

This is the number that
you hear in all the
vaudeville theatres,
and we feel certain
that it is destined to be¬
come the next big hit.

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JjCHINAMAN* 1 ®

LIBERTY BELL W

(IT'S TIME TO RING AGAIN) Pr A

pjERE is the Newest
Composition by
the creators of novelty
song hits. The lyric
fairly bristles with
points, and the tune
sticks the first time.

It is the big noise of
the season, and should
be on every piano.

\ “REAL” American
1“ song written on a

1 subject that appeals to -
jjall. Not a WAR SONG
but a tribute to the
emblem that is sacred
to ev’ry true American
heart. It has all the
ear-marks of a quick ,
and decided success.

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A LIST OF SELLING SONGS AND INSTRl

nY SWEETHEART IS SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE—By flary Earl
i n PROUD TO BE THE SWEETHEART OF A SOLDIER—By Mary Earl
THAT’S WHAT IRELAND HEANS TO ME

THE RAO TiriE VOLUNTEERS ARE OFF TO WAR

GEE! WHAT A WONDERFUL TIHE WE LL HAVE WHEN

THE BOYS COME HOME

THERE’S ALWAYS SOMETHING DOIN’ DOWN IN DIXIE
THEY’RH ON THEIR WAY TO GERMANY

WHEN PATTI SANG “HOME, SWEET HOME”

COTTON PICKERS’ PICNIC DAY A LOVE OF YESTERDAY

JMENTAL SUCCESSES

BEAUTIFUL OHIO WALTZ—By Mary Earl

ROrtANY WALTZ

BOOGIE RAG—By Sweatman

DOROTHY WALTZES

BANTAM STEP FOX-TROT

ON A SUrinER NIGHT—SLOW FOX-TROT
GRANADA WALTZ

IN THE EVERGLADES—DESCRIPTIVE

TAR HEEL BLUES—

ON SALE AT ALL MUSIC STORES Adv '*“*